Course Code: CL04
Course Objective
For new entrants to the provision business, it'll be an honest chance to be told concerning the importance of shipping documentation and its consequences if it's not done properly
For practitioners in the logistics industry, it will enable them to clear doubts about some aspects of shipping documentation.
For, it will help them to understand how shipping documents are processed and the carrier's requirements in exports and imports.
Target Audience
Anyone dealing with b/l documentation e.g.
banks, merchants, shipping line and provision service suppliers and for those considering a career switch to the provision business.
Course Outline
Review the process of trading and types of documents used in both exports and imports
Differentiate shipping terms and Incoterms
Shipper’s obligations in giving correct lading info within the b/l
Review some important items behind b/l on the boundaries of responsibility for the delay in the time bar
Differentiate the categories of bills of freight and their usage e.g.
non-negotiable b/l, negotiable b/l and sea waybill, and switched b/l
Case studies/practical training on correct cargo delivery, making ready bills of lading in accordance with the shipper's or buyer's necessities line the shipping terms on the b/l.
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